Kotobukiya ULTRAMAN japan NEW

Plastic SF / anime character assembly kit
"Tell it straight-I want you to be an Ultraman"

ULTRAMAN SUIT, an animation version design worn by the protagonist Shintaro Hayada, is a plastic model.
It is equipped with amazing mobility and abundant gimmicks by the joint mechanism across each part of the whole body where powerful modeling was made.
Just assembled by multi-color molding, you can create a sophisticated model close to the anime image.

[Product specification]
-Reproduce a solid sense of body based on the animation material.
Not only the action pose but also the movement of the whole body, the appearance is firmly decided.
・ The arm can move forward largely due to the pull-out joint built into the shoulder.
It is possible to reproduce the pesium ray fire pose together with the replacement of the chest armor.
・ Because the shoulder armor moves independently, the arms move without interference.
-Forearm armor can be replaced with "normal", "when deployed special blade", "when emitting special beam" three types.
-For "foreign beam", forearm armor can reproduce the action of sliding the connector with both arms folded.
-In addition to the left and right grip fists, the wrist parts come with a total of eight pieces, each of which has a different expression (three of which can be connected to the ultra slash parts).
・ We incorporate joint in two places of chest and waist and can pose that we put twist on the body.
・ The hip joint axis moves a lot to achieve wide-ranging performance.
・ We cope with various flying bases by using waist type rear side armor of choice type.
-The eye is clear yellow molded, chest color timer, arm section blade, ultra slash molded clear blue.

(C) Tsuburaya Pro (C) Eiichi Shimizu, Tomohiro Shimoguchi (C) ULTRAMAN Production Committee
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Scale NON
Product size: about 165mm in height
Number of parts: 51-200
Material: PS ・ ABS ・ POM ・ PVC (non-phthalic acid)
Prototype: KOTOBUKIYA

※ The image is a prototype. The actual product may differ slightly. Also, it is painted for photography.

(From the Kotobukiya website)